Analysis of toxic microalgal communities involved in ciguatera in the Canary Islands and the Mediterranean: identification of drivers and associated risk
The present document corresponds to Deliverable No. 1: “Report on the analysis of toxic microalgal communities involved in ciguatera in the Canary Islands and the Mediterranean: identification of drivers and associated risk.” of the Specific Agreement 3 “MODELLING TOXIN PRODUCING MICROALGAE AND THE EMERGENCE OF CIGUATOXINS IN FISH IN EUROPE UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIOS” within the Framework Partnership Agreement GP/EFSA/ KNOW /2022/03 “An integrated approach to characterize the human health risks of ciguatoxins in fish in Europe”.
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